H&R .22 revolver

[neutmiller]

I just bought this gun and tried it out last night. Works well was a light hard on the finger as I foung the triger a bit tight but it has been sitting in the gun vault for a long time. My question is after I fired the gun I had to pry each casing out of the chamber. The ejector would not do it on the cylender. Once they were loose was ok and they would pop pop. I was looking for a solution to this problem. I will take the gun home and clean and oil it. Can you oil the inside of the cylenders where the bullets go? I will try a smaller bullet also, any suggestions? I was using a winchester hollow point I think it was.

Thanks.

 

[sunray]

"...ejector would not do it..." Give the whole thing a really good bath first, then, if necessary, replace the ejector. In the meantime, don't pry the cases out. Poke them out from the front with a brass rod.
Do not shoot any firearm with oil in the cylinders. The cylinders must be clean and dry.
"...the trigger a bit tight..." As in heavy? Clean the inside, then have a trigger job done.

 

[Little Howie]

Clean the chambers, particularly the front parts. If someone has been firing 22short it is likely te frots of the chamber are dirty/leaded.

 

[Cocked&Locked]

H&R revolvers aren't noted for wonderful triggers....but the ejection issue is probably just dirt/crud as stated...good luck, fun cheap guns!